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Facts and Events
Mary was the name of both wives. 1900 US Census listed a daughter Nellie who must be from this marriage. Wes Rice has the name of Laura for this wife.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 US Census
1870 Canton, Stanton, Nebraska, Series M593, Roll 833 pg 415 Heritage Quest.com Census page 10, 25 Jul 1870.
Line 11 King, Isaac (29) white male farmer estate worth $725 real estate worth $500 born in New York
Line 12 King, Mary (23) white female Keeping house born in Pennsylvania
Line 13 King, Un named (1/12) white male born in Nebraska. Reference number: CNNB009 Verified: YES
For the child it looks like a birth month was given but I cannot decipher it. If the child was 1/12 as stated it should be June but it looks like it starts with an N.
There is also a farm laborer living with them: Joe Russell 16 born in Illinois.
- ↑ Marriage Certificate
Marriage Record, Madison County, Application for and Marriage License and Cert. of Marriage. page 47., 25 Feb 1898.
I, «u»William H. King«/u» of «u»Madison «/u»County, State of Nebraska, aged «u»27«/u» years, do solemmnly swear that I am acquainted with «u»William H. King«/u» and«u» Jennie E. Lewis «/u»who are parties for the Marriage of whom a license is applied for; that said «u»William H. King«/u» is of the age of «u»27 «/u»years and upward; of sound contracting mind and unmarried; that said«u» Jennie E. Lewis«/u» is of the age of «u»22 «/u»years and upward; of sound contracting mind and unmarried; and may be lawfully contract and be joined in marriage.
Names: William H. King-Groom
Jennie E. Lewis-Bride
Age/color: 27 white
22 white
Place of birth: Stanton Co., Neb.
Cli[nton], Iowa
Residence: Madison Co. Neb.
Madison Co. Neb.
Father's Name: I. W. King
J. R. Lewis
Mother's Name: Mary Russell
Eusebia S[uilafs]
Signed byWilliam H. King. (applicant) date 23 Feb 1898
Certificate shows date of 24 Feb 1898.
Witnesses were I. W. King and J. R. Lewis Reference number: MCNB002 Verified: YES
Both of their fathers were the witnesses.
- ↑ US Census
1900 Nebraska, Newman Grove Village, Madison, Shell Creek precinct, ED 130, Sheet 2B, Series T623, Roll 934, pg 186 Heritage Quest online, 2-4 Jun 1900.
Lines 55-62
Line 55-KING, Isaac [W.] (head) white male 60 born Jan. 1840 in New York married 25 years both parents born in New York no occ. owns home free and clear
Line 56-KING, Mary E. (wife) white female 56 born June 1840 in Ireland married 25 years. Has birthed 7 children of which 4 survived. Her father born in England, mother in France, she came to the US in 1846 here for 54 years.
Line 57-KING, John H. (son) white male single 18 born Nov. 1881 in Nebraska father born in New York mother born in Ireland, occ. [Day] laborer.
Line 58-KING, Naomi M. (daughter) white female single 22 born Feb. 1878 in [Nebraska] father born in New York, mother in Ireland, occ. School Teacher.
Line 59-HORROCKS, Alice (grand daughter) white female single 6 born Dec. 1893 in [Nebraska] father born in Canada mother born in Wisconsin.
Line 60-FORNEY, Leroy D. (boarder) white male single 24 born Aug 1875 in Illinois, father born in Ohio, mother in Pensylvania, occ. Tin Smith.
Line 61-PATRICK, Alfred C. (son in law) white male 31 married 7 years, born in Illinois, father in New York, mother in Georgia, occ. Hotel Keeper, pays rent.
Line 62-PATRICK, Nellie M. (daughter) white female 28 married 7 years no children born July 1871 in Nebraska, father born in New York, Mother born in Pennsylvania. Reference number: CNNB011 Verified: YES
All adult can read and write and speak English.
If Nellie M. Patrick is a daughter to Isaac King he must have been married before. His wife in this Census Mary E. and Isaac have been married 25 years and Nellie is 28 years old. That is why Nellie's mother was born in Pennsylvania instead of Ireland.
One of Isacc's daughter must have married someone named Horrocks. Alice must be a child of Ruth's since Naomi is listed as single and Nellie has not given birth.
- ↑ Isaac King, wife Mary and thier one month old son.
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